... PUBLIC DINNIER TO COiMMODORE SIR i CHARLES NAPIER. t this i f of The reception which our gallant countryman, Corn- a ohl- MOflore Napier, has experienced in Liverpool, dluring his mc led. short stay a ...

... - ADVICS TO ELECTOOIL-The Mor~nin Chrsomicde ef Thurfesay - week contatos an admirable eddeess to the electors of the. city of of the London. which we regretour'lnabillty tocopyent ...

... 7 ~ -- -- Efte ?? Iffercury,. - AL6u POPULI LEX SUPREMA. FRDAUY. JULY 9, 1U41. LORDSANDON S CONSISTENCY &CANDOUR. (Coatiftinudsfroml our puil ication of last week..) ?? We last week proved from the re ...

... THE TOt CO(NkCLL. g t. The proceedings of the Town Council, on Wednesday 2hst, were conducted vwith a degree of comparative order d anddecorum, which is perfectly remarkable, and which presents a shad ...

... It On Wednesday Wrnnight, a special Court of P'roprietors of East of re India Stock was reid at the India House, to take into toneiderit- coo or tion thle reduitional papers laid on thre table with referenoe to tire - i3 Ii ae of the Raejah of Sattara. G.orge Lysll, Reql., lire chairman lab, ir lthe CoJmpanylo, in the chair. Mr. Lewis opened the debate by wcvi rir ah befeption of the arguments ...

... ress NIVascNco, i MN, LO~q, at the following. They are fremth 8`fToarice, -that 1S. tle ]bread taxers. Sees them blowing hast and Th, said tdte ti1of thke mental powers of the party that Wish Bri btcold, an t country. (Jo dut torule tie10 nty di L-_CiI AP BREA D-LOW WAGES. 0 Oh- The Manetx Adlvertiserc Tory PIAper, June 8, quoting from an- of onyother Tory paper, olyc, aty The cnsus of tite ...

... John leser. oneof thecrew of the ship William Brown, Capt. iirris, which wao wrecked In the ice on th- 39th of April, called on the editor nf the Bavtt-a Post, and furnished him with i state- hn ment retlting t) the loisof the ship and the circumstances con- we eorted wvih tte heart.rudiig affair in the tolg-boLt. Ile spike im iathe highest tcrnis of Captain Hlairris. as an able, experienced ...

... 2i7trfstcal Epitomle. ; DOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN, 1 THE COURT.-On Wednesday, her Majesty accomrn panied his royal highness Prince Albert to the lake of Frogmore, at twelve o'clock, and enjoyed there the amuse- d ments the ice and season afford for some time.-It is said, a Prince Albert is not very expert in his skaiting. He has had several awkward falls The Earl of Fingall has e quite ...

... Xlfcollisbit Nwelg. THn LATE STORM;-So severe was the frost during the late storm, that in Bole Field, near Gainsbro', a cow was frozen to death; and a respectable farmer at Sturton lost three fowls from the same cause. A cock, of the stag kind, lost one leg by the first joint, and the other by the second, and may now be seen hopping about on his two stumps. HACKT-ORN.-Ofl Sunday last, the ...

... I ON Sunday week, O'CONNELL held a repeal meeting, at a place in Theobald's-road, London, where he addressed a hash of ribaldry to his hearers which was received with loud yells of approbation: and last Sunday, he held another meeting on the Curragh of Kildare. These Sun- day exhibitions are offensive to decency, and to every feeling of pious and sincere Christians. We do not see, if they are ...

... ?~~~~~~w~~ :w , --~ THE CHlURCHWARDExs AND 'IlE DEPUly ItI COlDEIt. lP't (Jnilc trimc past, J. li. ieCl&R), Es1., ( tOie Deputy ErecltCer of tile borough, :Irs ociiUpiOd a suat i (lhe Cor- poration pew, ill tile HIoly Irinity CIturcb, -wherc there is pielty of roolln, as rfew ot thile Ins bers atC in thle halbiL of at c itcjig. Oil lFiiday last, Iiowovor, he recivred tilhe rOl- loVwilng ...

... BISHOPRICS IN TUIE COLONIES. _ . I Wn eN the design of establishing additional bishoprics in our colonies was first promulgated, we hailed it is the most essential, and as likely to be the mnost successful, mnode of net only increasing tile illfluelice of tlatt church, bat of maintaining the connexion between thelce dependen- cics and the mother country. We are glad to find, thlerc- fore, that ...